Summit Agenda. Day 1-3rd September September 2018 Sofitel Dubai The Palm Resort & Spa??????????????????????? smartcitiesdubai.

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1 3-4 September 2018 Sofitel Dubai The Palm Resort & Spa??????????????????????? smartcitiesdubai.com Summit Agenda Day 1-3rd September :00-08:45 REGISTRATION & WELCOME COFFEE 08:45-08:55 Ribbon Cutting/ Opening Ceremony 08:55-09:00 MC OPENS 09:00-09:10 Ministerial Address H.E. Dr. Abdullah Belhaif AlNuaimi, Minister, Ministry of Infrastructure Development????? 09:10-09:20 Welcome Remarks H.E. Dr. Matar Hamed Al Neyadi, Undersecretary, Ministry of Energy & Industry 09:20-09:30 Welcome Remarks H.E. Dr. Rashid Alleem, Chairman, Sharjah Electricity and Water Authority

2 09:30-09:35 Welcome Address by Premium Sponsor Julien Bertin, SAP Managing Director- UAE and Oman, SAP 09:35-09:55 Smart Governance Enabling Responsive, Transparent and Inclusive Decisions A fundamental attribute of a smart city is smart governance and open government policies The evolution of technology and how it can be used to strengthen democracy, citizen participation and transparency The role of data in smart governance Enhancing decision-making capabilities Carles Agusti i Hernàndez, Government Director, Diputació de Barcelona 09:55-10:15 Inspiring New Realities Chronology of Smart Dubai s 2021 Vision Applications and emerging technologies enabling the future of the city Data, the backbone of Dubai s smart city transformation Education and Digital Skills powering a smart city ecosystem Younus Al Nasser, Assistant Director General, Smart Dubai 10:15-10:35 Beyond Smart and Connected: Empowering Digital Economic Growth Convergence of exponential technologies in business context The path to deliver intelligent enterprise: practical examples of purpose-driven innovation Synergies of AI national strategies with real life business impact Pedro Pereira, Digital Transformation Leader, Innovation Office - EMEA South, SAP

3 10:35-10:55 Future-proof Smart Cities & Powering the Digital Economy The focus areas to enable and maintain a smart city The importance of Operational and Information Technology Success stories from Naya Raipur, India and Istanbul, Turkey Marwan Zeidan, Director, Schneider Electric 10:55-11:25 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK & VISIT TO FUTURE CITIES LOUNGE 11:25-12:05 Panel Discussion: Transforming the Government Sector - Making Smart Cities Responsive Power of data analytics in offering citizens better services How are government bodies using big data analytics in executing citizen centric decisions? Examples of successful data analytics delivery for citizens benefit in healthcare, public safety, environment, security and transport in creating connected lifestyles for citizens Embracing innovation - How city data allows for better planning, service delivery and where does the future lie as population in cities are on a rise What is more important when creating a connected city: A people-driven approach, or an efficiency-driven approach? Abdulla Naqi, Director Innovation and Smart Technologies, Abu Dhabi Department of Culture and Tourism Amani Mahmood AlJassmi, CIO, Dubai Health Authority Andrew Collinge, Advisor, Smart Dubai Eman Mohamed Al Khayyal, CIO, Sharjah Electricity and Water Authority Stephen Severance, Head, Program Management and Marketing, Masdar 12:05-12:25 Enhancing Building Performance and Creating Perfect Places Expo 2020 Dubai Responsible for 41 percent of the world s energy consumption, buildings offer a huge potential for energy savings and climate change mitigation. Creating a perfect place is about enhancing building performance to optimize reliability, comfort, and water and electricity consumption alongside environmental and sustainability goals. Siemens pioneering smart building technologies to improve experiences and manage costs as seen at Expo 2020 and Dubai Airports. Markus Strohmeier, Senior Executive Vice President, Building Technologies, Siemens

4 12:25-13:15 Panel Discussion: Urban Mobility The Paradigm Shift The importance of multi-modal transport in smart mobility initiatives Technology and transport will shape the urban environment of the future city How does the emergence of new business models, such as Mobility-as-a-Service, enhance public transport in smart cities? How can governments overcome the challenges associated with implementing new transport services? Abdulla Balalaa, Director, Real Estate Development and Design, Masdar Ahmed Hashem Bahrozyan, Chief Executive Officer Public Transport Agency, RTA Alex Rentier, Managing Director, Dubai Metro & Tram, Serco Middle East Andrew Bevan, Smart Mobility Director, Parsons Corporation Roger Cruickshank, Global Director - Transport, Atkins Acuity Samer Halabi, Regional Managing Director, MEA, KONE 13:15-13:35 What s next in People Flow? What the urbanization megatrends mean for vertical transportation Connectivity is key in a digital age The power of data in improving people s experiences How elevators and escalators are getting ready for tomorrow Joakim Modeen, Global Head of Service Business, KONE 13:35-13:55 AI & DL Unlocking the Potential of Future Cities Market & Technology trends accelerating the future cities movement Why AI? Why now? And how it is unlocking the potential of smart cities How Nvidia s metropolis platform is enabling AI City? Case studies: AI in action Charbel Aoun, AI City Managing Director EMEA, Nvidia

5 13:55-14:35 Panel Discussion: Smart Cities Mean Smart Security The competition between ever-evolving technology and the necessary security measures Who wins? Identifying solutions to combat security issues Building the trust of smart city citizens Digital protection is just as important as physical protection Ahmad Mohd Darwish Al Emadi, Chief Information Security Officer, Dubai Municipality Claude Fachkha, Senior Security Consultant, University of Dubai Elizabeth de Freitas, Regional Manager, Darktrace Marwan Al-Zarouni, Director of Information Services, Dubai Electronic Security Center Mohamed (Saidalavi) Mustafa, Founder & Chief Operating Officer, Emirates Safer Internet Society Noora Al Ahbabi, Chief Information Security Officer, Ministry of Economy 14:35-14:45 MC CLOSES 14:45-15:45 NETWORKING LUNCH Day 2-4th September :20-09:50 NETWORKING & MORNING REFRESHMENTS 09:50-10:00 MC OPENS 10:00-10:20 5G is the Future of the Smart City How 5G deployment can unlock substantial growth and economic gains? The characteristics of 5G technology that can deliver smart city benefits: o Reliable and increased speed o Better coverage o Complete adaptability Benefits of 5G networks on various industry sectors

6 Jasim AlAwadi, Senior Vice President - Service Operations, du

7 10:20-10:40 A New Digital Deal: Beyond Smart Cities Blocks of community digitalization Towards achieving City as Service (city that digitally consumed, serviced, managed and experienced) Experiences of some Arabic cities towards community digitalization Community digitalization: fears and hopes Dr. Yousef Al-Assaf, President, RIT University 10:40-11:20 Panel Discussion: Dubai Blockchain Driving the Future Economy Blockchain will create the future of Dubai The Dubai Blockchain strategy Government efficiency, industry creation, international leadership The effect of Blockchain on citizens of the city What does it mean for them? What role does Blockchain play in making Dubai the happiest city on earth? Hans Henrik Christensen, Vice President - DTEC, Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority Miguel Angel Villalonga, Vice President of Data Center & Cloud, Etisalat Mohamad Easawy, Head of IT Excellence & Innovation, Dubai Customs Mohammad AlSaraira, Director ICT Commercial, du Mohammad Khalifa Al Qaizi, Director, Information Technology Department, Department of Economic Development, Dubai 11:20-11:50 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK & VISIT TO FUTURE CITIES LOUNGE 11:50-12:30 Panel Discussion: Smart Infrastructure Combining Physical and Digital Infrastructure Infrastructure of the future needs to be proactive, rather than reactive Realising new values from existing infrastructure assets Using data and intelligence to make better decisions Impact of IoT, sensors, machine learning & networks on infrastructure planning & delivery Dr. Ghassan Ziadat, Vice President - Major Projects, McKinsey & Company Ian Smith, Chief Intelligent Transportation Systems Specialist, Roads and Transport Authority Nadeem Shakir, Technical Director & Head of Transport Planning (MENA), Aurecon Nic Jacobs, Regional Director (Digital Business Systems), Faithful+Gould Sam Au-Yeung, Vice President, Global Development Service, PCCW Global Limited Wilson Craig, Head of ITS, AECOM

8 12:30-12:50 Planning a Smart State, the 4th Kuwait Master Plan and the Kuwait National Ordinance The national planning ordinance, a tool for planning and managing smart cities. How to get more development with less resource (power, water, etc). Shawn Meyers, Senior Urban Designer - Architecture, Perkins+Will 12:50-13:10 The Future of Innovative Sustainable Architectural Planning and Design Future Proofing: Sustainable Planning and Design Investing in Quality & Innovation Case Study: DEWA HQ Markus Rutschmann, Branch Director, Obermeyer Marlon van Maastricht, Head of Urban Planning & Landscape Architecture, Obermeyer 13:10-13:50 Panel Discussion: Smart Cities to drive sustainability focused urban planning Connecting people with innovative public spaces Citizen-centric decision making on both policy and planning levels Creating shaded sidewalks to increase walkability and better lifestyle Improving city services for pedestrians and bicyclists Holley Chant, Executive Director Sustainability, KEO International Consultants Janus Rostock, Design Director, AECOM Manosh De, Technical Director - Urban Planning Middle East, CH2M Saeed Al Abbar, Chairman, Green Building Council Shaun Killa, Design Partner, Killa Design 13:50-14:00 PRIZE DRAW & MC CLOSES 14:00-15:00 NETWORKING LUNCH Agenda is subject to change

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